Cleveland Musicians Lead Youth Orchestra Seminar
Three members of the Cleveland Orchestra conducted a two day seminar with the Lorain County Youth Orchestra under John Naskiewicz. The 72 member group from Lorain and Cuyahoga counties rehearsed 11 hours preparing for two concerts on February 4 in Elyria and February 11 in Lorain. Clinician Alan Ellsworth missed the session due to illness.
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Cleveland Orchestra
Lorain
Alan Ellsworth
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Cuyahoga Counties
Naskiewicz
Lorain County
Columbia schools eye $1 million expansion project
Columbia school leaders propose a $1 million facilities expansion to meet 1970s needs. Plans include high school business education space, enlarged cafeteria and library, a new lecture hall, and expanded athletic facilities. A middle school west wing would add industrial arts and related rooms. Bonding cap is $500,000 with possible $500,000 state aid. an architect will assess firms before presenting a May ballot. The second item notes Lorain County residents may file for Federal Disaster Employment Assistance payments due to November storms, with eligibility and 30 day filing window.
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Columbia
Donald Ragen
Hagen
Lorain
Davis-Besse power plant cost rises to 354 million
The Davis-Besse nuclear plant near Port Clinton, a Toledo Edison and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company project, now estimated at 354 million dollars, with completion pushed to May 1975 due to delayed permits and regulatory revisions. Officials say the plant will add reserve capacity to prevent outages and should not cause blackouts.
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Davis-Besse
Elyria
Lake Erie
Rt. 2
Port Clinton
Toledo Edison
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company
John P. Williams
Atomic Energy Commission
Toledo-Edison
Don Terrell
Ohio
Terrell
Cocks spur animal shelter woes in Santa Cruz
In Santa Cruz California 42 fighting cocks seized from a Watsonville area farm caused chaos at the county animal shelter Poundmaster Jim Uding shipped them to a friend’s farm to ease noise but a Municipal Court judge ruled defendants must know where the birds were. the farmer refused to keep them and they were returned to the shelter. Uding said he is discouraged and the birds require individual cages due to constant fighting. He described the noise as unbearable and noted his 17 kitten cages were overwhelmed by crowing.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
UPI
Jim Uding
Watsonville
California
Uding
Harry Brauer
Ading
Possible dump sites up for annexation in Sheffield
Sheffield officials and Mayor Lenin Pando discuss annexation plans amid concerns about possible dump sites and environmental impact. Nancy Schwarzwalder reports on council deliberations and community responses to the proposal.
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Sheffield — Council
Lenin Pando
Ohio legislature set for partisan battles in 110th General Assembly
The 110th Ohio General Assembly is expected to feature a mainly partisan clash, with a slim Senate GOP edge and a Democratic House. Names tied to ambitions for higher offices surface, while Lt. Gov John Brown seeks a full term. Kurfess faces scrutiny after a prior income tax fight as the scene shifts to Lake Breeze sludge concerns and annexation talks in Lorain.
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Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
109Th
110Th General Assembly
Senate
House
Frank Lausche
Ted Gray
Charles Kurtess
Perrysburg
Kurfess
Gilligan
Resignations Drop Hint of Shakeup at Erie County Sheriff
Three Erie County Sheriff’s Department employees have submitted letters of resignation and seven others say they will not remain past January 2, when Sheriff-elect Harold Gladwell takes office. Names include Sgt. David Orshoski Dep. Gary Limbirg and Collette Ortner. Gladwell, a Democrat, defeated Republican Angney in the November election and questions the need for resignations while noting 13 of 19 full-time staff may stay.
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Sandusky
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Allen Rngney
Harold Gladwell
Angney
Gladwell
David Orshoski
Gary Limbirg
Collette Ortner
County Officials Receive Commissions From Governor
In Lorain County two newly elected officials, Mrs. Natalie Neeson and Mrs. Dorothy Essex, were commissioned by Governor John J. Gilligan. Neeson takes office Monday as county clerk of courts, with a commission using masculine pronouns, while Essex becomes county recorder and notes the governor will be informed of the wording.
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Ohio Statehouse
Columbus
Lorain County
Natalie Neeson
Dorothy Essex
John J. Gilligan
Neeson
Lim
Natalie B. Neeson
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County TB rate higher than Ohio average
Lorain County reports more active tuberculosis cases than the Ohio average. Administrator Lenore Bastin notes six more patients on chemotherapy. county rate about 14 per 100000 versus Ohio 12.1. Public Health Service data show US TB cases declining overall in 1971, with Ohio eighth in active new cases.
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Lorain County
Lenore Bastin
Ohio
ILS
Public Health Service
Center For Disease Control
U.S
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Cleveland Musicians Land Area Youth Orchestra
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Sergei Rachmaninoff
Parma High
Larry Burmeister
Jorge Sicre
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Patrie
Lorain County Youth Orchestra
Dave Jones
Columbia Schools Eye
Ruth Brosche
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Chronicle-Telegram
Cocks Spur
Sheffield
Nancy Schwarzwalder
Army Corps of Engineers
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Buffalo
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Martha Monagan
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
Minnich
Toth
Breezewood
Erie County
Mahlon Caldwell
Jack Huston
Earnest Cage
Ray Ortner
Frank Smith
Charles Martin, Jr
Kelley
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